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I don't like her at all. Her attitude is bi-polar. When she is intimidated she is sheepish and uncertain. When the spotlight is on her in uncritical settings she is hateful and dismissive. This is not the sign of a leader but a juvenile who treats attention as an opportunity to try to be as "in" as possible.

If she is so easily intimidated by Katie Couric and Charles Gibson, how could she possibly stand up to John Mcain on points of difference? What about corporate interests with heavy influence in an administration? Or if something happened to Mcain and she should become President (uhhh..perish the thought) how would she fair against World Leaders who may have good intentions and bad ideas? Or just bad intentions? The fact that she politically would "feel" out of her league is only the tip of the iceburg. The fact that many would use that to their advantage is potentially disastrous.

I noticed last night that both CNN and MSNBC correspondants were using the word "folksy" to describe her attitude in the debate,so I believe that it was a Mcain camp idea to describe her as such. When I think of someone who is folksy the character that comes to mind is far more friendly...much more agreeable. She is unlikable. The only people who would support her childish outbursts are those who care less about the good of the country than they do about the party supposedly "running" the country.

Peace,



Lunar3

P.S. The "Back in the days" line caught my attention too. Days and not day (not that it makes much of a difference). It was a slight against Hip Hop (Remember the MC Rove incident? ). She isn't affiliated with the movement, could care less about the movement, and so , in my opinion, was dissing the movement.